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STONE IDOLS
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Sr. No.
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Description of the Idol
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Period
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Tentative Value
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Photographs
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1.
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Hindu Deity Gauri, length 50 Inches and breadth 25 Inches, having chakra, mace, kalasha & flower with Ganesh & Kartikeya as consorts, standing on full blown lotus in Sampadastanka Mudra.
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All belong to C. 11th Century A.D.
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Rs. 5 Crores 
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Annexure-1
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2.
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Hindu Deity Manasha, measuring length 27 Inches and breadth 17.5 Inches, in Sukhasana holding a snake in left hand with Jarutkara, her husband on the right and Vasuki, the king of Snakes on the left. Adorned with Chandrahara and Mukuta Surrounded by Sheshnaga with his five heads.
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Rs. 4 Crores .
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Annexure 2
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Image of Vishnu, measuring length 38 inches and breadth 18 Inches holding chakra, mace, Shankha and Padama with goddess Laxmi and Saraswati as consorts, in Sampadasthanka Mudra.
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Rs. 5 Crores .
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Annexure- 3
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4.
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The second image of Vishnu, measuring length 28 inches and breadth 14.5 Inches. The image is intact having chakra, mace, Shankha and Padmawith Goddess Laxmi and Saraswati as consorts in Sampadasthanka Mudra.
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Rs. 4 Crores .
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Annexure 2
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The third Vishnu, measuring length 22.5 inches and breadth 11.5 Inches holding chakra, mace and Padama with Laxmi and Saraswati as consorts, standing on Pancharatha pedestal in Sampadasthanka Mudra. Left hand of the image is damaged.
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Rs. 3 Crores.
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Annexure 2
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The fourth idol of Vishnu, measuring length 21.5 inches and breadth 13.5 Inches is holding chakra, mace, Shankha and Padama with Laxmi and Saraswati as consorts. The Vishnu image is intact and standing in Sampadasthanka Mudra.
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Rs. 4 Crores .
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Annexure 2
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The idol of Hindu Deity Surya, measuring length 23.5 inches and breadth 16 Inches is unique having four hands holding lotus in upper two hands and blessing with lower hands. Having Dandi and Pingala standing on the left and right of the deity respectively. The Surya image is standing on an asana with floral pattern in Sampadasthanka Mudra.
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Belongs to C. 9th Century A.D.
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Rs. 5 Crores .
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Annexure 2
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METALLIC ARTEFACTS
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Sr. No.
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Description of the Idol
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Period
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Tentative Value
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Dancing girl made of Bronze or Octo Alloy, measuring length 21 inches and breadth 6.5 Inches appears to be an Afsara in tribhanga position.
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It belongs to C. 12th Century A.D.
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Rs. 1 Crores .
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Annexure 4-
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Couple on a camel, beautifully carved out on thick Brass plate, measuring length 9 inches and breadth 9 Inches. The lady is wearing Rajasthani attire with Veil on head and the man is wearing traditional turban. The camel is also fully decorated. Silver colour is also used to highlight some patterns. It seems that there was a bridle in his hand but it is missing.
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Approximately 300 years old
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Rs. 50 Lakhs .
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Annexure 4-
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Image of Hindu deity Ganapati, carved out of a single metallic bar measuring length 1.3 inches and breadth 0.75 Inches sitting in Asana accompanied by his vahana Mushaka.
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All belong to C. 12th Century A.D.
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Rs. 10 Lakhs .
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Annexure 5
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Image of Hindu deity Krishna, carved out of a single metallic bar measuring length 2 inches and breadth 0.75 Inches. Standing on a circular pedestal, he is playing flute.
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Rs. 10 Lakhs .
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Annexure 5
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12 & 13
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Two Images of Hindu deity Durga on a lion, carved out of a single metallic bar measuring length 1.5 inches and breadth 0.75 Inches, having eight hands full of Astras and Shastras.
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Rs. 10 Lakhs  each collectively Rs. 20 lakhs.
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Annexure 5
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TERRACOTTA IDOLS
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Sr. No.
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Description of the Idol
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Period
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Value
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Image of Dashanana Ravana from Ramayana, having 10 heads and holding a sword, measuring length 22.5 inches and breadth 14 Inches. Standing on a rectangular pedestal.
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All Approximately 300 years old
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Rs. 50 Lakhs .
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Annexure 6
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15 to 18
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Terracotta Soldiers, four  in numbers, all having big moustaches, warrior cloths and turban on head and Dhal and Khadaga  in their hands.
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four Terracotta soldiers collectively Rs 30 Lakhs
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Annexure 6
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Image of Hindu Deity Ganesha, measuring length 19.5 inches and breadth 15 Inches. The image has been carved out of a terracotta plate in which the deity is standing in Kamalasana with eight hands filled with weapons. The artefact is rare and unique as the deity is wearing Mukuta and other jewelries and every pattern is explicit.
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As a unique and rare artifact, the tentative antique value is given Rs. 02 Crores .
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Annexure 7
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20 to 22
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Three Terracotta plaques, all in sitting position and having carved out of a brick.
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Three plaques Rs. 25 Lakhs collectively.
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Annexure 7
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Sitting Images of Shiva and Parvati on their wahana Nandi and Lion respectively, measuring length 16 inches and breadth 13.5 Inches. The image has been carved out of a terracotta plate in which the deities are shown in a moving position. Both Shiva & Parvati are having four hands with their respective astras.
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Rs. 25 Lakhs .
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Annexure 7
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A female idol, broken into two pieces, measuring length 13 inches and breadth 6.5 Inches.
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Rs. 05 Lakhs .
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Annexure 6
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25.
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A female idol, broken into two pieces, measuring length 13 inches and breadth 5.5 Inches.
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Rs. 05 Lakhs .
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Annexure 6
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Total
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35.3 Cr
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